Hello Nikitha,

Thank you for posting in our forum.

Could you provide some additional information such as:

• Which version of the product are you currently using? Could you check both the versions of the client-side js files and the MVC Wrapper dll and ensure both have matching versions (for example, both are 19.2)?
• Are you binding the grid data via the GridModel, via a separate Controller Action marked with the GridDataSourceAction attribute or in another way?

 I’ve attached a small sample for your reference that uses the latest version of 19.2 for the MVC wrapper (Infragistics.Web.Mvc.dll) - 19.2.23 and the latest version of the scripts - 19.2.25.

1638.igGrid_BindingDates.zip

In the sample the data is bound via the GridModel and the Date column is set to be of type “date”:

 public ActionResult Index()

        {

            GridModel model = new GridModel();

            model.AutoGenerateColumns = false;

            model.Columns.Add(new GridColumn("ID", "ID", "number", "200px"));

            model.Columns.Add(new GridColumn("Name", "Name", "string", "200px"));

            model.Columns.Add(new GridColumn("Date", "Date", "date", "200px"));

            model.DataSource = GetData().AsQueryable();

            model.DataBind();

            model.Features.Add(new GridFiltering());

            return View(model);

        }

As a result the date fields are serialized on ISO format when send to the client:

$(function () {$('#Grid1').igGrid({ dataSource: {"Records":[{"ID":0,"Name":"Name0","Date":"2020-02-04T08:45:05.0942137Z"}, …

And data operations on them, like filtering, work as expected.

Please refer to the sample and let me know if you are aiming to achieve something similar. If the sample is not an accurate representation of what you are trying to achieve then please feel free to modify and send it back.

Regards,

Maya Kirova